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08-05-2005, 11:51
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Re: 2005 International Science and Engineering Fair
when i was in high school science fairs were something i always did well...in 2001 i won 4th place at the ISEF for engineering. that was when it was in San Jose California. I remember it being so cool seeing all those projects and the sites of the area ( i took tours of all the silicon valley companies). In alot of ways it was just like a FIRST competition; meeting people from all over the world with a common interest, trading pins, and giving that good feeling of knowing what you learned in school actually pays off.
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